The argument is going on around kitchen tables, on long car journeys and in people's heads. It is particularly fevered in those we might loosely describe as the Guardian tribe. (Loosely because, of course, Guardian readers are far too independent-minded to constitute anything so crude as a tribe.) They are grappling with the progressive's dilemma: in an election that has been turned upside down, how should liberal or left-leaning Britons cast their vote on 6 May?
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